Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 212
in function, itcauses intense passion, and makes lovers desirous of beingunited in wedlock, as the consummation of their earthly hap-piness. It adorns lovers in the eyes of each other with themost fascinating charms, forms of beauty and comeliness; -o—ffh AMATIVENESS. iS- causes them to anticipate… … z.—Amativeness larsre. ISL, inferf&r, superior, and lateralFig. 32—Amativeness large. margins of the cerebellum. suasive, and it gives a winning expression to the counten-ance, and a mellow tone to the voice. It also develops thecharms of the opposite sex, and imparts a bewitching powerof…
Phrenology
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